Bagno-7

©galilaeus, on March 22, 2008, said:

As you see they use stones and not bricks. This is the technic during the Tuscanian Granducate expecially in the mountain. Think it is of XVIII century. CIAO

pekin platinel, on March 23, 2008, said:

Apology for the typing error: the word "gateways" misprinted as "gareways". Are these shutters traditional? What happens behind the shutters. If it is French Window style, how to stop people falling from the window? I expected some baluster or railing. Or, may be it was a kind of light industrial building? Nice to see full of historical references.

Marian Lewis, on March 23, 2008, said:

Thank you, Galilaeus, for this beautiful photograph. This is a picture I should love to have on the wall in my living room !

(This is Marian's comment, not Pekin's)

©galilaeus, on March 23, 2008, said:

x Marian: Thanks for your visit. You can print everything you see. But, first, this image is not technical welldone. In second, to spare memory, I use dimentions 1024x768 (or similar), That's ok for the screen but not for a wallpaper. CIAO (you too have no images to share with us ...)

©galilaeus, on April 9, 2008, said:

x Pekin, sorry but I forgot. This is simply a passage from the left house to the right house (and viceversa, of course!) in case of rain, snow or hot sun or simply for privacy. In ancient cities and villages it's normal. CIAO dall'Italia